Historical Society of Oak Park & River Forest Inc

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217 Home Ave
Oak Park, IL 60302
+1 (708) 848-6755

The Historical Society of Oak Park River Forest, located at 129 Lake St. in Oak Park, IL, serves as a cultural hub that explores and preserves the rich history of the Oak Park and River Forest communities. Through a variety of events, exhibits, and educational programs, the society engages visitors in the local heritage and its notable figures.

With offerings such as the Ridgeland Ramble Sidewalk Tour and West Side Stories Sidewalk Tour, the society emphasizes interactive experiences that connect residents and visitors with the area's past. Additionally, their blog and resource tools provide further insights into historical narratives and community legends.

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